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Subscriptions provide a way to easily supply real-time information in an application using GraphQL.  Let's see what they look like with AWS Amplify and how they can be made better with TypeScript and hooks!

AWS Amplify GraphQL Operations with TypeScript and Hooks - Part 4 [Subscriptions]

AWS Amplify GraphQL Operations with TypeScript and Hooks - Part 3 [Mutations]

Custom Hooks allow you to extract commonly used functionality away to be used in multiple parts of your app. In the last post, we talked about what it looks like to leverage hooks and the Amplify library with TypeScript to fetch some data. There were some common elements involved with this, so let's make our data fetching more useful by extracting a custom hook we can use whenever we want to query our API.

AWS Amplify GraphQL Operations with TypeScript and Hooks - Part 2 [Custom Hooks]

Using Amplify to develop apps that use GraphQL is easy.  Using TypeScript along with GraphQL makes your components more dependable.  See what this looks like - with hooks!